APOLLQ CHOCOLAEEB. Always ml ‘ 15w nullity. 40¢: 50¢ .nd ’0ch __"ltl Wilt Pharmacy. Ir)“ _ ureter. ly ‘ T. ” I AII Ordero'I ”wand Mrs. M. L E. Dessureau spent yes- terdlly In IlrldgeporI . Edward Eldridge leaves for Colgate College on September 23, where he wIIII Iakc a course 2—)... The Radel Oyster Company is to commence opening oysters next week probably about Wednesday. The large and handsome steam yacht Aquilla, owned by 1))“. Elm, of Westport, was in the harbor this morn- ing cooling. . M .IDl- «Drew, the genial gentleman behind the llavunas oi ilni’ner' s, is enjoying a day of reelection and rest . from his duties. socinIl service was under the lead of Rc1.lluues W. movie, last evening, at the Advent Christian Church. ad‘he regular weekly The tug Phil J Miller, of Albnny. tender for the dledge in Five Mlle River was In the. harbor today with a barge for cooling. ,IE-Work has been commenced driving piles for the stlenglilenillg of the lush oils. Club building, which has fol some thus been rnthcr wobbly. Mr and Mrs. W J. Allen and two dhugilters, of Brooklyn, N Y., have re misled to their home after a week's visit with Mrs w. 111211111 of 88 Will- fielli street, East Norwalk. .- ~Constipation causes headache, uau lies, dizziness languor, heart pnlpita tlon. Drastic physics gripe. sicker) weaken the bowels and don't cure. Dunn‘s Regulets act gently and cure constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug- xist. ’ ROWAYTON. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cushmnn, of New York are guests at Illc‘resldence of Mr. 11nd Mrs. William A. Cushmiln, Logan street. Mr. and Mrs. Porter, of Newark, N. II who have been spending two weeks at) the Bell lslnnd House, have retum ed to flush home l The Roion Point Iioli 1wny contin- ues in undiluinisllcll favor as the son- son Mines. There are large parties In attendance both afternoons and even- lags. Mrs William licinileri wife of the manager of thc Voluntcul l-lmlld Brooksidc is ngnin very ill and her friends anxiously wait more hopeful tidings Mrs. Hurry Youngs and Miss Flor- enco Youlllzll hnve letnrncd lo tllcil home Ill 1311,1I1kly11 offer spending three weeks at the Roisof Cottage on Dell island. Cllnsmal a pond Is ngnin full of wet- er. the recent ruins having hull 11 very good effect. All (ruins l1rlI. Illking Will or f1 (1111 the troughs so that now there is no doiny at the standpipes - C. S. Cllnnlbcriuin who undolwcnt on operation 111 the Stamford Hospitlli. for the removal of u cnturucl on one of Ills eyes, We brought to the resilience of Willlnnl A Cllllhuluu yesterday. lie is doing “11on and recovering well from the effects of the «mutation. A 8UPPLICATION. Wollhisi thou be loved? weave: For i would lovo thee Then tfive oud would not This gorgeous chain of frlclldllilip's not Around 1111. To 111111-111 then from tilrlfc. And uhudow of sunny. 11nd pnvo Thy forlorn puill witil nothing iiilVP A women hiring of golden Ill-limo. Thus Illoll llllouililll IIIVII thy life in my life gentlest. i would live ilill illkc fulry queens! And 1 Would strow Around thee flowers fresh with dew Then i should fold than, in my arms And flood Ithy hunt with love and lint). l)“ E NNHNAIII) ELLIOTT WW DAIIRIIIEN AND NOROTON. ZI Maud has 11 new doubltI cylinder automobile. WW The public schools of Dorian open- III for the full term on Tuesday. W Stanley Whitney spent his two wet-ire vacation camping out at Scott' a Cave. of 96111111 Ridge. soon visit in boxes at 300. ‘ 'cugo. J. B Mather, oi Buftaio arrived last gall to visit his sister Mrs. Isaac Sei- ‘lm, ’ Mlllslfihnl‘lie 11111111401 Buffalo who has been very ill with typhoid fever, Is better. Mr 11 M Jillih . nn rs. n W ton, left Thursday of I23? (fieefiori‘l) spe sfew wacks In Buffalo. Mrs. E. W. Roche of Noroton re- I turned last week after spending' two days with friends in New Jersey. .. Miss Kate Seeiey, of the post office spent Sunday In Greenwich, Conn, with Mr. and Mrs. Preston Jones. Miss Libbie L. Seeiey and Miss Elm in F. Brown, of Fairfleld spent Thurs- day of last week at Compo Bench. Miss Inga Sorenson, of Noroton, left Saturday with a party of six to spend a few weeks In Springfield Vermont. Miss Alice Dutton, who has been to In return to her formal home in Noro- on. m Rev. Herbert S. Brown has return on from New HavenIaud preached at (tine Congregational church last Sun 11y: Mrs, Frank Jones and son have re turned from a few days visit in Sha- ron. 001111., where they went by auto- mobile. Miss Annu Bishop of Newton, Is with friends at Rye for 11 few weeks. On her return Mrs Neff will reside with her ,ers. H. H. Seeley and son Churlcs H. Soeley returned to their Noroton home Saturday after a month's sojourn in the Adirondacks. Miss Lids Rocks has returned to her home in. Noroton, alter a week‘s visit in Buffalo, where she went. to be present at the wedding of a cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Humid Morcllousc left last week for Niagara Falls and Cili- Mr. Morehouse hits 11 position in a manufacturing Ilousc In the latter place. Mr. and Mrs. lrank Selleck of Brooklyn, were In Dal‘lcn, Labor Buy. for a visit. with Mr. Sellcck‘s mother. Mrs. isnnc Seileck 11nd his sister, Mrs. R It Gillette. Charles Frcudenthlll of lleihci has been spending a portion of his vuln- flon fronl business with his son Frnnk Frcudcnthol, ill Dullen. Mr Freuden- thlll is the lending grocer in Bethe]. Mrs. James M Wilimoit's friends are greatly entertained with the selec- tions from he) phonogrnph. embracing a pleasing variety, including sacred music as well as the buiiud, medley and comic songs. The funeral services of Mrs. Joseph Bishop were held :11 her home ill Nora- ton, Friday, August 301b, interment wns in the family plot, beside her Ilus- bond :11 Newton River Cemetery. Rev. Louis French officiated. The funeral was private. The funeral of Mrs. William ll. Wa- terbury, woe thd from St. John's R C. Church Nototon Wednesday morn- ing, and was very largely attended A solemn hugh 11111115 was celebrated by the pastor_ Rev. l) C. O’Connor. ns- slsicli b1 iluillcl's Sullivnn uud llizzo. Rev James C O'Illicn spoke briefly. The interment was In Springdllle com- etel'y. Among the uppoiuilncntll to semi 'I"Ielney is that of Thames 14‘ Kline of Norolon. who has been silldling in a Catholic college ut l-ialtfolmd He goes to Paris France Young M1 Kline’s sister is Rev. Mother l'I‘,ubiuu the Sn- perior of the Sisters of M14111 I11 the Hartford Dincesc. Another sister Is Miss Mary Rose, s 114111 hr ill the public school system ill Stamford. WESTPORT. . ..__.-.— Rev. W. P. Lumiere visited the blunt Eluugatuck school, Wednesdny. Rev. George Bishop ilns been It rc- ccnt guest of friends in flcihei. Mrs. Henry Mills cnierluincd rclu- lives from Bridgeport Labor Day. ’W.— Mrs. Samuel Elwood hull been l) rc- cont guest of her son Ill Bridgeport. A new platform is being told about tillI costhollndI station at Sullgnlucil Mrs. Frank Godfrey has recently entertained u friend from Thomas Ion. . , WM Mills Emily Bradley entertained Muster Eurl iiarluw at dinner yester- day . Mrs. Edgar H. Perry hull been 11 re- cent guests of her mother, Mrs. Henry Taylor. Milrslif‘et (trucker who has been very ill with brain trouble, is gaining slowly. Mrs. Adnm iteithmiiler and daughter have returned to their humogln Phliu- dolphin. W Miss Florence Foster hull been the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Bulk- icy southporl. Miss Libbey. of Hartford who has been the guest. of Mrs. John Hull, lulu returned home. , W Mills noun Wilson. who has been . 3. list. form-fly“ £11m. norm itsiIs with slum Jones, of visitins at the home of silliIlIlélI Purdl’l ) Utica and New Canaan. has decided " nulles nllnounccd yesterday by Bishop; Ilild - ens Dike ork *lhuu son, are digging a water main from 00111 no corner to Eust Snugutuck school. Sidney Will of imperisl not)... hit Ithouse info It largo 11 fluent! will :le it the name 0 imperialist) I Mrs Walter Meeker of New York city. has been the guest of her p cuts, few days. The Volunteer club of the Metho dist church will have an outing on Saturday lit the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles in the Forms W Miss Bessie Taylor who has spent the summer vacation. nt her mother's home in Green Forum has returned to her school duties in New York. Mrs Willium (l Staples entertained the different comnlitties of the im- provement society Tuesday afternoon to make further arrangements for their fair. WILTON. J. Hartly. of New York. spent La- Ibor Day with his parents. W The Matinee Whist Club will Imeot next Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Well ton.‘ The Reading Circle met Thursday afternéon at tho home of Miss Alice Olnlsteud . ’ 1' Mrs. George lI‘iiiow, of Norwnlk spent 11 few days last week with rela- tives ill town. .— Strnti'ord. in Mt. Kisco, spent Sunday and Labor Day At his home here. Smith Wilton school opcucd Tues- tiny morning for the full term, Miss Williams. of Norwnlk, teacher. Samuel ll. Sturges. of Deep River, Mrs. .i. ll Silllges. . I The Junior Auxiiiul'y of St. ’Mnt tllow's. pnl'lsh will meet Saturday 11f- icrlloou 111 the home. of Mrs. Muy liar- I‘isoll. ' Among those attending South Nor- wulk High School this your tire Lilo Godfrey. Florence Morollouse and Frances Ecklllud. 'l‘ilc Misses Alice and Flm‘clioo ile- Witt le-opcned thcil popnlnr kinder gluten in llsllhury on Tuesday with 1r filll attendance Miss M. [43. Davenport is still enjoy lug the son 1111 nt iI'iIckmy Bluff and during the past week has been enter illining Miss Greghry, of Iieiden Hill Those who enjoyed a trolley ride to New Haven Inst Fridny were Mrs. Henry Wilkensml and Mr. and Mrs. Matthews. of llinglululion. N. Y.; Miss llelon Middlcllrook null Mr. and Mrs. Seymour, of North Wilton. Louis Verlin, of Norwnik. took out 11 fishing party ill his Inunch. Sutur- dny afternoon from the Norwuik Yncill Club's dock. ()scur Ecklnnd. of Wii ion, was one of the guests. The trip was most enjoyable, 'but the high wind prevented indulgence in the pis— cutorinl sport. A special town meeting will be held Saturday afternoon, September 14. in the Town lluli. to consider IIuI udvisu- bility of making nppmpriniions for the following objects: The biennial cicc- tion of town officers. the consirncgon of new ponds and the instructing of like soleclmeu I11 r'IIgllld to billings roiling placed between the station and the post office. Oscnr lickiand had no exciting ex pcrieuce last Fridnv. The. New Yolk (‘cntrul train ill which he left Mt. Kis- co was thrown from the truck owing to :1 defeclivo switch. a short. distance from the station. The locomotive wus overturned. pinning the unfortunuto voltmeter underneath. lie was rescued after some dciny. budlr injured. ‘Mnny of the 'pssscngcrs susiuined injuries from being throw from their seats by the sudden stopping of the. trnln. Ml. lcklnuddid'not llrrivc home until it p. 111., flyoiloul's and 11 ha)! Inter than usual. / wss'rolv. Mrs. if}. S. Andrews hos visited In Norwulll illill wutIk. I’llillrll tiniglll). who hull been con fined to his room by illness since I‘rl llny Inst ill now able to be out again. I Mrs; A. III. 'I‘urncy 11nd guest Mrs. Milidiebrooll were dinner iiucuts on Wednesday of Mr. llnd Mill. John Fitch. Mr. nllll Mrs Chllrlcs Scoficld entertaining their cousin, Mrs. llnnl flurry of Greenwich for 11 days. Ill-II. Wil- few Miss MnlIy Adonis Ill spending a few tinyll with Mrs. M. iii. Godfrey. Mrs. Godfrey who has been ill for several days ill able to all up. W Mrs. fluent-1'. Min has been spendtn the summer oi the il‘anlhuher rel) deuce returns to New York today. She will be accompanied by her nieces the her who will remain for ‘11 two week’s visit. i no funeral of hire. Betsey A. Dike led on Tuesday. will he held from Ser 1111» residence on Good Hill, this Joules London and several helpers gory of 7]" Mr and Mrs. John Totten for t e bustI I Tarp-oil". trout-1 Awnings-mm! Calls. Edward Eckiund spent Lnbor Day . with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Russell. in ? Charles Eckland, who Is elllploycd ' has bccn visiting Ills parents, M1 and ‘ Misses Emma 11ml Frederick Faulkn- spawniddw bill} rndiey Dikemnn, who chemical) at 2 o'clock. Mrs. DihemsnI ' brothers. m John 13. tire- , I it hd c “of Buukléntll Arnlcll Salvo, it‘ll e pouh 1111:1110 matter how old the sure or ulcer is this'suive will cure it For ‘ burns, spams, cuts. woundoor piles. it's [so libsolllte cure Gusrnhtesd by F. H. Baxter, Sohtlr N walk, and E ,lIlVéud. INorwnlk, dru ists. 25c ‘ illcw Irish Gunsillb s~—'l‘hey call this totino‘pleuo 11 enroll-womb. do they? no} Robs! Oi've hlld it on ivory nutomow- bccl that's passed. an tb’ divil It won I nv thim's oven inked at me «fudge. Illl‘ltiil‘ Iii ‘el'a The Reed in van: El ctr), III-22y Her.“ 11) I}: since (idling-e nud’Mhéhinenhcp I‘lI- utomphllos stored, '1): A Mi- wallow Ills itself-’21 e I. spirit ’PId‘ijI.’ e‘to." ‘" Email engines; Coverall colloids; I. 214 11112111197021 117—. E. B. Remnant. Proprietor. A’mlrkniillymTyon-‘Iav TANKL' ‘1. ln’ Your fruit will look nicer if you use the square shape and white glass fruit iors, than they will in the old fashion round shape and green glass, The square ones have lightning tops. Crockery, Glassware. Hausefurnish- lng Goods. sun—— Wall Papers and Prepared Paints. _—-l-—— Window Shades and PIcture Frames to order. I Contractor for Paintlng out! Decor- sting. ' ; I . Inn Stamps” Ask for them- L if CECKER 87 Washington Strut. Tel. Con. . ,, South. Norwslk. FRANK. C WEN SCOY pLUMBIuG. STEAM. . , HOT WATER AND. cl'sflém‘lhc. Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper 3. a‘lld Zinc. ' so South Main Street. so: Nor-walk. Conn. to our way of thinlllnll'nnd understand as you have rustle your first visit to our store and seen tlil nu. It is true that our system ill different from oth- era, but inasmuch as we have on In- creasing list of patrons who are satin- fied with our goods‘l our service and our prices, we think we may fairly claim that the people approve 01- our business methods and believe In up. 11‘ IllI‘appiest combination over com- ,I , --Wo give the s. a H¢Green Trad 13 as Cottage Aw... ‘ in your dressing chamber our way of doing blunders Just as soon i A. J Angcvme 8-" C Rats: $2 III- day and upward- W Shilllliy Dlllllérs. 75‘ Chili's. Tell 488, Ass, assure control: cots- DIXGN LUBRICANTb mission gears. and motor boots. I no. 3 graphite cup grease. best in the world E E EllilKWllll Ill till "Honest Good: at Honest 12mm 39 Wall Street. Norwa‘lk. mm... ... .VM‘“. MW all via w. armada. Funeral Director and Embalmer. 1! anh mill at. 311th Mel-walk neutral)». 6 Wank-latch IL Tolcfihons of house, Gilli. one. It other), ”"2 4 Tolep 1 Miller 82‘ J ordain, " it’ll E1111 ‘1 8111111, . ililice,lloyt’s lhlllh‘Bliilh‘g. SOUTH NORWAL'K- 11111 Office iii Stile Street 1111111 the hi E. l. Ior freight Only On and after Tuesday, January 7. 1906 Flcight Propellers will leave Pier 28, East River, New York (foot of Dover street), every day, (except Sunday) at 4 p. m. height received at Norwnlk up to 4 pm m and South Norwolk 11p to 6: 301) NORWALK STEAMBOAT co. Annlng J. Smith, c. c. Hegemln, Lulu. General Agent m 4 cts Phone 223—3. Em, Nomlk. " :vssvhuws .ggsssmo cull» should to“ «clubs Inui- Ill-1o snow white. one piece "Brendan‘N ' oelain Enameled Lavatory. Have You ever stopped to confide) how del [htfuIly convenient it would be to have hot and cold running :13" D In. Apartment or first 200': toilet room? Its presence would mm [on the highest degree of comfort) We will gladly quote you prices. on plumbers are strictly compomm phonics. honest and reliable, Horace .fiaSh, BORN“! MAIN AND WI“? IT: ill scll'ri-i 110an eagle outsmart AWA All inhldml call-ma" [:2 / IUIPLUC Mal-11o not" 2'4 "'1va 121:I gum I1. items. m m»- . ’ l) I Stock null General Information 'l‘lckor No. 688 for motor vehicle trons- No. 677 for gears of both automobiles These lubricants are considered the I RellldlifaIOi‘S Water Coolers. AND MANY OTHER Summer ooods Chariot“) HARDWARE, ill: wnsulnc‘rolv arteél.‘ Rh WI! 6.7,! I an In the HabIIzof Having Your Sunday Dinner at the, aurrann _ ,: No worrying about «looting your meals, no both» with : dllhOl or stove when pleasant Walther comes. Courteous servicl. ‘2‘”) Flaunt Surroundin‘ . I milsntcooklnu. I. -. , CHARLES REYNEKE, . Proprietor. - M Telephone “I. 1 out 1.1117551" AND, filler. up LaunMnlleu ‘ 111 $2.75 up. A very strong Inc of fully [untan- teed High m Iowan. It 85.50 to 111.00. limo- A complain usual-truest of the best grades of RAKEB. HOES. GARDEN FORKS. CHOVELS, SPADES, and sit Fanning Utensils. at the loves: prices. General repairing and machine you: promptlz Attended to. “LNJ'k .Ilollnlk Handle 60. Bil Main St, Norwaik. Telephone 61111 97-5. Glegurg’ s 111111 EABT uudnwatk gm Shor- Dinners snd All Kinds of In Food Cooked to Order. Bathing and 1131119." ‘ «6 Both Houses to ,Rent by the Season John O'Suiiivan. Prowl-tor. ~ -w— - cw”... HDR'ABEE. BlNNIlSflN I'" I45 Wall St, Norwaik.'l‘l 84 Washington St, 80. Norwaik‘.” Real Estate and Insurance. We have uveral decidedhargains .In income producing preperty that ‘ must increase In value with the rapid growth of the town. A Minimum Amount ,of Home Comfort, H'aDDiIlC'SS',’ and , _, Contentment. with aIModicumxoi Expense, that is Gas 1111111111. We are piping houses at a Minimum Cost. Let us pipe Wills), 1".- my 111111111” III)" Echoes Self-(310111110 I :I For fine 1111mm. Lacquers. Volnidm. Pulll' : 011 Is} boosts opium “ j , ' ITrue Spln’ts’ of“ Turpeninle‘ . (GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS) 0m. etc. THE CHARLES E. SHOWS COMPANIA Sale Sales Agents ‘ ' .1 ‘ it“ FrontIStrect, ~NchoIk City , .v .. , 111101111111, East Norwalk I I "(it , lilo. 1 Tel. 452. Money loaned to salaried employees and housewives on their own. nnme without lndorser. All tlnnsuctions strictly confidential. Call and see 115‘ INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SIECIIJR'I lTY 60.. . Haviiand Building. Washington at. Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p."m. 1111111 31111, 151111 Slur—— THAN new YORK REAL ESTATE For yeals this Company has paid % Guaranteed Interest on its Bond Shares by check issues cemI-aunually. Over half— lllililoi dollars paid to Investors to datepfl ASSETS NEARLY 32.000.000.00. I» Investments of from $100 to $10 00’ ‘ accepted, participating in enrlliugII - from (lute of receipt. A card will bring Will our literature or a personal intcrlicw. , R. L. COBURN General Agent, ‘ . 16 South Main Street. 1847 1937 PLUMBING AND STEAM . HEATING. HOT WATER HEATTNG. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES, SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gas and Steam Fitting, Gan Fixtu es. Metal Ceiilng, Etc. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES ? THE JONES & HOTCHK SS COMPANY 17 WALL STREET, , nonuntk. ‘ an) 'II'HE ISOUTHI NOR‘IVAL"'I ' WAREHOUSE for l FURNITURE PIANOS ETC. Telephone, 349—5. For Paniiculars Address 1" a N. McKusslN, Office, Room 4'; Haviiand Block, Washington Street. N‘, lIi insurance Addict .. I Bhrgl ‘u’i. iN AETNA when 1‘1'v COMPANY. “Forewsrnof Ill Forest-mad.” Rates and Pirticu'iaroI of J. 1102. My ton 85 Cal ‘1“) incorysorstad ““4“, ,. 5 Bahrain! Ave.‘3 811th Norwalk ' .1‘ M... \1'1-111 new HOTEL VICTORIA ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLANl Our room a wool-I future. all) , Ind Elven-Io Lipids throughout. Iv cry room but: I, _ RATEQ RENEGNABLEV I": . Finely stocked cm In connection. A“ full line of Ackor. Merrill A 60114 CI 1-: alwu I or) hand. - “T. J. 0E1 LLIVAN,- Proprietary . Telephone cull 490; tilt no“! a celebrated Winn, Liquor. and g y
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